- July 18, 2024
- Little Bat Games
- 9h median play time
Vampire Therapist
Even the undead have problems... help them work through their issues and you might even work through some of your own.
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About Vampire Therapist
Vampire Therapist is a single player casual role playing game with horror, fantasy, comedy, historical and others themes. It was developed by Little Bat Games and was released on July 18, 2024. It received positive reviews from critics and very positive reviews from players.
Vampire Therapist is a narrative adventure in the vein (get it) of What We Do in the Shadows, the horror works of Mel Brooks, Monty Python, and Horrible Histories where you play as a reformed bloodsucker helping other vampires find inner peace. Take on the role of Sam, a former rootin’, tootin’ Wild West gunslinger who escaped his day-to-day of murder and mayhem and realized, after a hundred years…










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Reviews
- Innovative and engaging game blending vampire themes with cognitive behavioral therapy concepts in an accessible way.
- Exceptional writing and character development with complex, relatable, and well-voiced characters that evoke emotional investment.
- Beautiful art and superb voice acting that enhance immersion and storytelling, supported by a fitting ambience and music.
- Gameplay is mostly linear and forgiving, with no real fail states or impactful choices, which might reduce replayability and player agency.
- Technical issues including occasional bugs, UI glitches, and problematic controls especially on controllers and handheld devices.
- Some players found the main character's cowboy persona grating or distracting, and certain political/social commentary felt preachy or divisive.
story
237 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of Vampire Therapist is widely praised for its well-written, character-driven narrative that blends vampire lore with real psychological therapy concepts, creating a heartfelt and engaging experience. Players appreciate the depth and uniqueness of each character’s backstory, the effective integration of cognitive behavioral therapy elements, and the superb voice acting that adds emotional weight. While the story is linear with limited player impact, many find it thought-provoking, humorous, and emotionally resonant, though a few mention pacing issues and occasional forced dialogue choices.
“The queer representation warms my little lesbian heart and every single story is so well written.”
“Vampire Therapist might seem just another visual novel about vampires, but it's way more than that: the story is made by therapy sessions where you can learn actual psychology patterns, backed by real studies and real psychologists.”
“The story was approached with a real desire to explore humanity, albeit through the lens of immortals with more time than even they can comprehend, and their stories had me both laughing and crying.”
“Gameplay suffers from being repetitive and the story takes a very unpleasant turn in act 3.”
“But i feel that the game itself is very straight and you basically have no impact on the story, the clients, basically on nothing.”
“Overall, it’s too stagnant, too much of a traditional visual novel, and i couldn’t bring myself to care enough to see the story through.”
Critic Reviews
Vampire Therapist Review – Drinking blood is self care
Vampire Therapist is an incredibly fun play; all the characters are vibrant and interesting, the voice acting is outstanding the entire way through and yeah, vampires are hot. Everyone in this game is hot. There was clearly a lot of love and effort put into the therapy aspect of the game, too. Finding a way to add legitimate therapy techniques without making it feel unapproachable must have been hard, but it’s definitely paid off.
85%Vampire Therapist Review (PC)
Vampire Therapist manages to make the rather dry concepts of cognitive behavioral therapy interesting by linking them to interesting characters. I like how the sessions develop and how the game adds new concepts and asks players to find the best ways to use them. The voice acting is good enough to paper over some small issues with the writing. This is not an experience for players who want gameplay depth and variety. I could have done without the feeding or the meditation mechanics. Vampire Therapist tells good stories and has cool character moments but don’t take it as an actual example of how therapy works. Review key provided by the developer.
85%Vampire Therapist Review – Undead’s Best Healing Touch
Vampire Therapist may be about vampires, but there's something we can all learn from the journey of supernatural therapy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Vampire Therapist is a casual role playing game with horror, fantasy, comedy, historical and others themes. Common tags for Vampire Therapist include gothic, indie, lgbtq+, educational, dark comedy and others.
Vampire Therapist is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5, Mac OS and others.
On average players spend around 8 hours playing Vampire Therapist.
Vampire Therapist was released on July 18, 2024.
Vampire Therapist was developed by Little Bat Games.
Vampire Therapist has received positive reviews from players and positive reviews from critics. Most players liked Vampire Therapist for its story but disliked it for its stability.
Vampire Therapist is a single player game.
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